My passion lies in helping women develop a healthy relationship with food. This means working on the issues that lead to eating disorders, disordered eating, compulsive overeating, binge-eating and 'yo-yo' dieting. These issues may include relationship problems, depression, anxiety, obsessive and compulsive behaviors in other parts of your life, etc. Effective therapy for food-related behaviors also includes training to help you break the destructive and problematic diet-binge cycles, while learning to pay attention to your body's own hunger and fullness signals. Therapy is compassionate, nonjudgemental, and understanding.

My clientele are women from 18-75! At the request of the client, I will be happy to include partner/spouse/family/friends in therapy, when that involvement enhances her success.

Are you troubled by your past? If a traumatic experience has left you feeling wounded, anxious or depressed, I may be the counselor for you. In my therapy practice in Fort Collins, Colorado, and also by telephone, I've provided counseling to people suffering with the debilitating effects of trauma and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for over 11 years. Regardless how long you've been suffering, the symptoms of trauma are treatable. Recent advances in the field of psychotherapy can help you resolve even the most severe symptoms so that you can live your life more fully.

Because symptoms of trauma are rooted deeply in your brain and body, my approach helps you to release negative emotions at a physiological level.

Visit my website to find out how we may work together in my counseling office in Fort Collins, or via the telephone.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in private practice with 22 years of experience. I specialize in trauma therapy and work with individuals and couples. I’m certified as a Level One IFS therapist. For more information about my work: http://www.suzannedemontignycounseling.com

Beth Erlander MA, LPC is a seasoned therapist with 26 years of experience. She mainly works with grief and loss issues. As a Creative Grief support practitioner she helps clients creatively approach their grief. She is also an art therapist and EMDR practitioner. Currently training in Somatic Experiencing, Beth seeks to equip grievers with the tools to navigate the overwhelming experience of grief and trauma in the body. Beth runs online programs called "The Wheel of Grief", designed to help grievers navigate the wild terrain of loss. She also co-leads grief rituals and ceremonies-both online and in-person. Beth finds peace and inspiration in gardening, walking local trails, hugging trees, and tending to her unique collection of bones and stones. She is committed to normalizing grief and helping others find grief’s medicine.